The Pratt Community College Nursing Program faculty is growing with help from one of their own graduates. PCC alumnus and current Adjunct Instructor, Nathan Knight, has joined the faculty after years of experience working in the emergency medical field as a Registered Nurse. Knight joined the Adjunct Faculty this fall.

One of Knight’s main goals for his class is to prepare students in the on-campus clinical setting to be successful at the off-campus facility setting. He also aims for the students to be well-versed clinical nurses in their future nursing careers.

Pratt Community College is excited to announce the hiring of Kansas artist, Mark Freeman, as art and ceramics instructor. PCC welcomed Freeman just before the fall semester began and has hit the ground running as classes began Aug. 21.

The Pratt Community College eSports team is off to a 3-1 start in the beginning of their “League of Legends” season. Last year, the season started in October. Due to issues with the company that makes the game, Riot Games, the season had to be delayed until this semester.

Pratt Community College is teaming up with One Warm Coat to host a coat drive to collect clean, gently worn coats from Oct. 23 to Oct. 27 in the PCC common’s area. Students, employees, and Pratt community members are invited to make a difference in our local community by donating to the coat drive and helping PCC reach their goal of collecting 100 coats.

The Pratt Community College EPT program is well represented in the hurricane relief efforts in Florida and Texas. Along with numerous alumni currently stationed throughout the southern portion of the United States, PCC had nine sophomores in Florida helping with the restoration. These students are currently working for several different companies and will graduate in the spring.